Sentence examples for possibility of coordination from inspiring English sources
In Rel. 10 [8], downlink (DL) CoMP includes the possibility of coordination among different points or cells.
Accordingly, the acid/basic treatments just 'tune' the possibility of coordination bonds to happen (depending on the isoelectric point of the matrix).
Because an involvement of SREBPs in the activation of CD36 is an interesting possibility of coordination of a homeostatic balance between fatty acids and sterols, we have examined whether SREBP1c mediates CD36 mRNA upregulation caused by HIV-PIs.
Here, we used SeqZip to examine the possibility of coordination between distant alternative splicing regions in mouse Fn1 and D. melanogaster Dscam1 mRNAs.
This information enhances the possibilities of coordination and collaboration between the different actors as well as accountability.
If this coordination does not include a covalent bond to the RNAs, it is hard to rationalise any structural mechanisms, due to the immense possibilities of coordination for which we currently know no constraint.
Could the possibility of unions' coordination influence the decision about the organization of the wage bargaining in a MNE?
In 2015, Sinai Province staged a series of attacks against the army, whose scale and complexity indicated the possibility of closer coordination with the IS leadership in Syria.
Owing to the possibility of the coordination with metal ion of pyridine group, we exposed the partly dried film of PSVP in iron chloride solution.
In Burkina Faso, controversy over food security risks and personal tensions and differences influenced the position of some key players, blocking all possibility of public coordination and the establishment of a favorable environment for the sector.
According to fragmentation theory, the core of a production network is concentrated in regional agglomerations, given the reduced costs incurred in shorter distance transport freights, reduced lead time, and the possibility of faster coordination for the whole network (Harrigan and Venables 2004; Kimura et al. 2007).
